US2ValidatorUIProtocol Protocol Reference
| Conforms to | UIAppearance UIAppearanceContainer |
| Declared in | US2ValidatorUIProtocol.h |
Overview
A text user interface element must conform to US2ValidatorUIProtocol protocol methods. At the moment the framework supports UITextField and UITextView by using US2ValidatorTextField and US2ValidatorTextView.
Tasks
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– setValidatorUIDelegate:
The validator UI delegate conforming US2ValidatorUIDelegate
required method -
– validatorUIDelegate
Return the delegate
required method -
– setValidator:
Validator to check the text of text UI conforming US2ValidatorUIProtocol
required method -
– validator
Set validator
required method -
– setShouldAllowViolations:
Determines whether text inputs can be made either by violating the conditions. Is this parameter NO it overrides the ‘shouldAllowViolation’ parameter of the conditions added to the validator. If set to YES the ‘shouldAllowViolation’ parameters of the conditions considered.
required method -
– shouldAllowViolations
Set boolean value
required method -
– isValid
Return whether the text is valid.
required method -
– setValidateOnFocusLossOnly:
Determines whether the text has to be validated after leaving the text field or while editing. After a violation appeared after leaving the text field the text field will from now on validate while editing. Because the user knows now that a violation occurrs when using this text field.
required method -
– validateOnFocusLossOnly
Set boolean value
required method -
– setText:
required method -
– text
Set string value
required method -
– setFrame:
required method -
– frame
Set CGRect value
required method
Instance Methods
isValid
Return whether the text is valid.
- (BOOL)isValid
Return Value
Returns the valid state of the text field
Declared In
US2ValidatorUIProtocol.h
setShouldAllowViolations:
Determines whether text inputs can be made either by violating the conditions. Is this parameter NO it overrides the ‘shouldAllowViolation’ parameter of the conditions added to the validator. If set to YES the ‘shouldAllowViolation’ parameters of the conditions considered.
- (void)setShouldAllowViolations:(BOOL)shouldAllowViolation
Parameters
- shouldAllowViolation
Boolean value
Declared In
US2ValidatorUIProtocol.h
setValidateOnFocusLossOnly:
Determines whether the text has to be validated after leaving the text field or while editing. After a violation appeared after leaving the text field the text field will from now on validate while editing. Because the user knows now that a violation occurrs when using this text field.
- (void)setValidateOnFocusLossOnly:(BOOL)validateOnFocusLossOnly
Parameters
- validateOnFocusLossOnly
Boolean value
Declared In
US2ValidatorUIProtocol.h
setValidator:
Validator to check the text of text UI conforming US2ValidatorUIProtocol
- (void)setValidator:(US2Validator *)validator
Parameters
- validator
Validator to check the text of text UI conforming US2ValidatorUIProtocol
Declared In
US2ValidatorUIProtocol.h
setValidatorUIDelegate:
The validator UI delegate conforming US2ValidatorUIDelegate
- (void)setValidatorUIDelegate:(id<US2ValidatorUIDelegate>)validatorUIDelegate
Parameters
- validatorUIDelegate
The validator UI delegate conforming US2ValidatorUIDelegate
Declared In
US2ValidatorUIProtocol.h
shouldAllowViolations
Set boolean value
- (BOOL)shouldAllowViolations
Declared In
US2ValidatorUIProtocol.h
validateOnFocusLossOnly
Set boolean value
- (BOOL)validateOnFocusLossOnly
Declared In
US2ValidatorUIProtocol.h
validatorUIDelegate
Return the delegate
- (id<US2ValidatorUIDelegate>)validatorUIDelegate
Return Value
Returns the validator UI delegate
Declared In
US2ValidatorUIProtocol.h


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final public class UICircularProgressRing : UICircularRing
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This class has a custom CAShapeLayer (
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#include "messaging/coap/conf.h"
#include "oc_config.h"
#include "oc_endpoint.h"
#include "oc_network_events.h"
#include "oc_session_events.h"
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| void handle_network_interface_event_callback | ( | oc_interface_event_t | event | ) |
the callback function for an network change
| event | the network event |
| void handle_session_event_callback | ( | const oc_endpoint_t * | endpoint, |
| oc_session_state_t | state | ||
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the session callback
| endpoint | endpoint for the session |
| state | the state of the session |
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I noticed that there are a lot of projects visualizing aave data in some way doing the same kind of aggregations & calculations either in background or on the client. Therefor I created this api repository which will automatically be deployed to vercel.
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| virtual | ~image () |
| virtual int | width () const |
| virtual int | height () const |
| virtual image | copy () const |
| virtual color | get_pixel (int x, int y) const |
| virtual void | set_pixel (int x, int y, const color &c) |
| virtual void | blit (image &dst, const rect &srcrect, int dstx, int dsty) const |
| virtual void | blit (image &dst, int dstx, int dsty) const |
| virtual void | draw_line (int x1, int y1, int x2, int y2, const color &c) |
| virtual void | draw_rect (int x1, int y1, int x2, int y2, const color &c) |
| virtual void | fill_rect (int x1, int y1, int x2, int y2, const color &c) |
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| image () | |
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| SDL_Surface * | data |
Image surface.
The image class wraps a SDL_Surface structure to offer object-oriented access to its data. It represents an in-memory image.
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Default constructor is protected and can be used only by inheriting classes. It is forbidden to build an image without at least its dimensions.
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Copy constructor. Warning: this does not copy the actual data, so any modification to the copy will impact the original. To build a hard copy, use the copy member function.
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Destructor. Will decrease the reference counter of the wrapped data and free it if it goes to 0.
Copy/Past the image's source rectangle to a given destiation at given coordinates.
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Copy/Past time entire image to a given destiation at given coordinates.
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Returns a hard copy of the image.
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A BRONX TALE A film review by Joan Ellis Copyright 1995 Nebbadoon Syndicate
A BRONX TALE is the splendid product of an actor/director without an ego. Robert De Niro plays Lorenzo, a man who protects his family in their third floor walkup and teaches his son how to stay safe in the outside world. This family's outside world is a one block stretch of the Bronx dominated by Sonny, a tall, cool small-time mobster who runs the neighborhood from the local pub.
Although De Niro surfaces from time to time to reaffirm the presence of a loving father, he hands the movie to his son, Calogero, and to Sonny. You can feel director De Niro, hat in hand, taking a deep bow in their direction as he tells them to go for the brass ring.
And they do. Francis Capra is thoroughly appealing as the young Calogero, Lillo Brancato convincing as his older self, but it is Chazz Palminiteri, who steals the show with a dazzling performance as Sonny. He also wrote the screenplay. But let's start at the beginning.
DeNiro opens his movie with a slow, rolling invitation to enter the world of 187th Street. The close harmonies of a doo-wop group pull us slowly toward the bar that serves as Sonny's command post. Two minutes into the film, this world seems absolutely authentic.
When Calogero does Sonny a life-saving good turn, the mobster's personal code kicks in: I owe him one. Shortening Cologero's name to C, Sonny tutors him in the ways of the street while protecting him from its darker side. C now loves a father and a mentor who, despite mutual distrust, give him the same advice in different words: Rise above it, get out, stay alive.
Sonny's unspoken vow to protect C is not an easy one to keep. Eight years later, C falls for a strong, dignified black girl in a world where the Italian and black cultures have moved from suspicion to belligerence. With his father's and Sonny's words ringing in his head, C joins the neighborhood losers for a short, fateful moment.
Chazz Palminteri is both superb and original as Sonny. We, and probably he, know he's small-time. His power derives, as power usually does, from the fact no one knows what he will do next. Will he or won't he? It's the question that makes lackeys of everyone around him. There is not one false note in Palminteri's performance, and if a hood can have grace, this hood has it.
The lone sour note comes near the end when C moralizes about lessons that were delivered with great subtlety throughout the film. Just ignore him, and prepare for the credits. After acting and directing with great restraint, Robert De Niro can barely wait to thank everyone from "Grandma" to "Pizza Parlor." His gratitude is a warm, classy salute to the grand cast of non-professionals who make this movie work so well.
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Ciphertext is an encrypted message contents
$G$ is a generator of randomness and/or keys
$E$ is the function used to encrypt plaintext
$D$ is the function used to decrypt plaintext
$k$ is the key
09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0
Codes act by replacing words in the plaintext.
Historical Usage: Navajo codetalkers during WWII
Examples:
airplane : haddle
light : buto
help : wazo
Ciphers act by replacing or transforming letters.
Historical Usage: Caesar cipher, German ENIGMA (WWII)
Plain: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
Cipher: XYZABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVW
Example:
Ciphertext: QEB NRFZH YOLTK CLU GRJMP LSBO QEB IXWV ALD
Plaintext: the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
The same key ($k$) is used for encryption and decryption.
All functions depend $k$: $D_k$, $E_k$
Bob: use $k$ to encrypt/decrypt
Alice: use $k$ to encrypt/decrypt
Eve: intercept/steal $k$
Algorithm for generating a sequence of numbers that approximates the properties of random numbers.
Generally never truly secure (repeats)!
Different keys ($k[\text{public}], k[\text{private}]$) are used for encryption and decryption.
Functions use different keys: $D_{k[\text{private}]}$, $E_{k[\text{public}]}$
Bob: use $k_{\text{alice}}[\text{public}]$ to encrypt, $k_{\text{bob}}[\text{private}]$ to decrypt
Alice: use $k_{\text{bob}}[\text{public}]$ to encrypt, $k_{\text{alice}}[\text{private}]$ to decrypt
Eve: intercept/steal both private keys $k_{bob}[\text{private}]$ and $k_{alice}[\text{private}]$
An encryption scheme ($G$,$E$,$D$) over message-space $M$ and key-space $K$ is said to be perfectly secret if for all messages $m_1,m_2 \in M$ and all ciphertexts $c$ we have:
Logical xor each bit of plaintext with each bit of the key. Keys must be the same length as the input plaintext, and must come from a true random source.
I call the random constraint on the key the “Mauborgne Constraint."
| $b_1$ | $b_2$ | $\oplus$ |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 0 |
| ciphertext | plaintext | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| plaintext | $k$ | $E_k = \oplus$ | $k$ | $D_k = \oplus$ |
| 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 |
| 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
Idea:Given a truly random key $k$,
and,


Gecode::Iter::Values::Singleton Class Reference
[Value iterators]
List of all members.
Detailed Description
Value iterator for single value.
Definition at line 46 of file values-singleton.icc.
|
Constructors and initialization |
| | Singleton (void) |
| | Default constructor.
|
| | Singleton (int v) |
| | Initialize with value v.
|
| void | init (int v) |
| | Initialize with value v.
|
Iteration control |
| bool | operator() (void) const |
| | Test whether iterator is still at a value or done.
|
| void | operator++ (void) |
| | Move iterator to next value (if possible).
|
Value access |
| int | val (void) const |
| | Return current value.
|
Protected Attributes |
| bool | done |
| | Whether the iterator is done.
|
| int | v |
| | The single value.
|
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| Gecode::Iter::Values::Singleton::Singleton |
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void |
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) |
[inline] |
| Gecode::Iter::Values::Singleton::Singleton |
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int |
v |
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[inline] |
Member Function Documentation
| void Gecode::Iter::Values::Singleton::init |
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int |
v |
) |
[inline] |
| bool Gecode::Iter::Values::Singleton::operator() |
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void |
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| void Gecode::Iter::Values::Singleton::operator++ |
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| int Gecode::Iter::Values::Singleton::val |
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[page:Object3D] →
[name]
An 3d object that has bones data. These Bones can then be used to animate the vertices of the object.
Constructor
[name]([page:Geometry geometry], [page:Material material], [page:boolean useVertexTexture])
geometry — An instance of [page:Geometry].
material — An instance of [page:Material] (optional).
useVertexTexture -- Defines wether a vertex texture can be used (optional).
This Creates a new instance of skinnedMesh.
Properties
[property:array bones]
This contains the array of bones for this mesh. These should be set in the constructor.
[property:Matrix4 identityMatrix]
This is an identityMatrix to calculate the bones matrices from.
[property:boolean useVertexTexture]
The boolean defines whether a vertex texture is used to calculate the bones. This boolean shouldn't be changed after constructor.
[property:array boneMatrices]
This array of matrices contains the matrices of the bones. These get calculated in the constructor.
Methods
[method:todo pose]()
This method sets the skinnedmesh in the rest pose.
[method:Bone addBone]([page:Bone bone])
bone -- This is the bone that needs to be added. (optional)
This method adds the bone to the skinnedmesh when it is provided. It creates a new bone and adds that when no bone is given.
Source
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SPI Master hardware control. Routines for sending and receiving through the SPI in master mode, using MSSP2
good overview of SPI at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_Peripheral_Interface_Bus also at: http://elm-chan.org/docs/spi_e.html
this is a rough duplication of spi_master_hw.jal at rev 1537, (http://code.google.com/p/jallib/source/browse/trunk/include/peripheral/spi/spi_master_hw.jal?r=1537) originally written by William Welch, from which MSSP1 registers were modified to match MSSP2 names.
spi_master_hw2'put(byte in data)
spi_master_hw2_set_speed(byte in spi_rate)
spi_master_hw2_set_mode_10()
spi_master_hw2_set_mode_11()
spi2_init(byte in spi_mode, byte in spi_rate)
spi_master_hw2_set_mode_01()
spi_master_hw2_set_mode_00()
spi_master_hw2_set_mode(byte in spi_mode)
spi_master_hw2'put(byte in data)
half-duplex convenience function. send data to slave, discard reply
spi_master_hw2_set_speed(byte in spi_rate)
No documentation found
spi_master_hw2_set_mode_10()
No documentation found
spi_master_hw2_set_mode_11()
No documentation found
spi2_init(byte in spi_mode, byte in spi_rate)
Initialize the SPI registers. Note: check your datasheet -- TRIS settings, any SPI errata?
spi_master_hw2_set_mode_01()
No documentation found
spi_master_hw2_set_mode_00()
No documentation found
spi_master_hw2_set_mode(byte in spi_mode)
Specify SPI mode (see spi_common for predefined constant you can use as parameters)
spi_master_hw2'get() return byte
half-duplex convenience function. send 0xFF, get slave data
spi_master_hw2_exchange(byte in m_data) return byte
SPI is full-duplex, so we exchange master and slave data byte
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| 18f27j53 | 18f27j53_sd_card_minix_readi.jal |
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This models a few different implementations of the TextEffect
class.
The following code creates a simple animation that repeats from 0% to 100% every one second (assuming you continually repaint):
TextEffect effect = new PunchTextEffect(font, text, width, height, fillColor, shadowColor); float fraction = ((float)(System.currentTimeMillis()%1000)) / 1000f; effect.paint(g, fraction);
The TextEffect
interface is roughly modeled after the Transition
interface:
/** This is a common interface for visual text effects. */ public interface TextEffect { /** * Paint this effect. * * @param g * the Graphics2D to paint to. * @param fraction * a float from [0, 1] indicating how * far along this effect it. */ public void paint(Graphics2D g, float fraction); /** * An optional method to retrieve the preferred size. * May return null. */ public Dimension getPreferredSize(); }
These effects started with the CalligraphyStroke
. That stroke helped make easy work of the BlockLetter
class, which is used to add a simple 3D-ish depth to letters (as seen in the punch and explode effects).
The outline effect uses the Scribbler
class to add a little chaos into the mix.
The writing effect is a complete departure from everything else. This uses a WritingFont
object, which is a font rendered with a constant java.awt.Stroke
where the order of each stroke is preserved. This has to be input by hand (I wrote a special editor app to design these). So far I've implemented one font based on Comic Neue, and another based on some simple calligraphic tutorials.
All of these ‐ especially the writing fonts ‐ can be improved. To date I haven't deployed these in a commercial project, though, so they're low on my priority list. I have, however, implemented a set of text effect animations for a commercial product (flying in text, flipping text, etc.), but that code/project is not open source.


There are already a lot of tools to access MongoDB collections using Java. Each driver or wrapper has it’s own distinct features and advantages. The focus of Immutables repository generation is to provide the best possible API that matches well for storing documents expressed as immutable objects.

Generated repositories wrap the infrastructure of the official Java driver and BSON serialization.
// Define repository for collection "items".
@Value.Immutable
@Mongo.Repository("items")
public abstract class Item {
@Mongo.Id
public abstract long id();
public abstract String name();
public abstract Set<Integer> values();
public abstract Optional<String> comment();
}
// Instantiate generated repository
ItemRepository items = new ItemRepository(
RepositorySetup.forUri("mongodb://localhost/test"));
// Create item
Item item = ImmutableItem.builder()
.id(1)
.name("one")
.addValues(1, 2)
.build();
// Insert async
items.insert(item); // returns future
Optional<Item> modifiedItem = items.findById(1)
.andModifyFirst() // findAndModify
.addValues(1) // $addToSet
.setComment("present") // $set
.returningNew()
.update() // returns future
.getUnchecked();
// Update all matching documents
items.update(
ItemRepository.criteria()
.idIn(1, 2, 3)
.nameNot("Nameless")
.valuesNonEmpty())
.clearComment()
.updateAll();
In addition to code annotation-processor, it’s necessary to add the mongo
annotation module and runtime library, including some required transitive dependencies.
Mongo artifact required to be used for compilation as well be available at runtime. By default, Mongo adapter works with Gson module, however there are ways to register external CodecRegistry to allow custom serialization and deserialization using other libraries (eg. Jackson).
Snippet of Maven dependencies:
<dependency>
<groupId>org.immutables</groupId>
<artifactId>value</artifactId>
<version>2.9.2</version>
<scope>provided</scope>
</dependency>
<dependency>
<groupId>org.immutables</groupId>
<artifactId>mongo</artifactId>
<version>2.9.2</version>
</dependency>
In order to enable repository generation, put an org.immutables.mongo.Mongo.Repository
annotation on a abstract value class alongside an org.immutables.value.Value.Immutable
annotation.
A repository which accesses a collection of documents will be generated
as a class with a Repository
suffix in the same package.
By default, the mapped collection name is derived from abstract value class name: For a
UserDocument
class, the collection name will be userDocument
. However, the name is customizable
using a value
annotation attribute:
import org.immutables.mongo.Mongo;
import org.immutables.value.Value;
@Value.Immutable
@Gson.TypeAdapters // you can put TypeAdapters on a package instead
@Mongo.Repository("user")
public abstract class UserDocument {
...
}
Once the repository class is generated, it’s possible to instantiate this class using the new
operator. You need to supply a org.immutables.common.repository.RepositorySetup
as a
constructor argument. Setup can be shared by all repositories for a single MongoDB
database. RepositorySetup
combines the definition of a thread pool, MongoDB database,
and a configured com.google.gson.Gson
instance.
Luckily, to get started (and for simpler applications), there’s an easy way to create a setup
using RepositorySetup.forUri
factory method. Pass a MongoDB connection string and a setup
will be created with default settings.
RepositorySetup setup = RepositorySetup.forUri("mongodb://localhost/test");
To get a test database running on the default port on a local machine, just launch mongod
.
To fully customize setting use RepositorySetup
builder:
MongoClient mongoClient = ...
ListeningExecutorService executor = ...
GsonBuilder gsonBuilder = new GsonBuilder();
...
RepositorySetup setup = RepositorySetup.builder()
.database(mongoClient.getDB("test"))
.executor(executor)
.gson(gsonBuilder.create())
.build();
See getting started with java driver for an explanation how to create a MongoClient
.
It is highly recommended to have explicit _id
field for MongoDB documents. Use the @Mongo.Id
annotation to declare an id
attribute. The @Mongo.Id
annotation acts as an alias to
@Gson.Named("_id")
, which can also be used.
@Value.Immutable
@Gson.TypeAdapters
@Mongo.Repository("user")
public abstract class UserDocument {
@Mongo.Id
public abstract int id();
...
}
An identifier attribute can be of any type that is marshaled to a valid BSON type that can
be used as _id
field in MongoDB. The Java attribute name is irrelevant as long as it will be
generated marshaled as _id
(annotated with @Gson.Named("_id")
or @Mongo.Id
).
In some cases you may need to use special type ObjectID
for _id
or other fields. In order to
do this, Immutables provides the wrapper type org.immutables.mongo.types.Id
. Use the static
factory methods of org.immutables.mongo.types.Id
class to construct instances that correspond
to MongoDB’ ObjectID
. Here’s example of an auto-generated identifier:
import org.immutables.value.Value;
import org.immutables.gson.Gson;
import org.immutables.mongo.Mongo;
import org.immutables.mongo.types.Id;
@Value.Immutable
@Gson.TypeAdapters
@Mongo.Repository("events")
public abstract class EventRecord {
@Mongo.Id
@Value.Default
public Id id() {
return Id.generate();
}
...
}
BSON/JSON documents —-
Reading and writing mongo documents requries conversion into BSON format. Immutables provides BSON adapters for common JSON libraries like Jackson (experimental) and GSON so users can reuse their mapping API while persisting objects in binary (BSON) format.
For historical reasons, GSON is used by default for mongo repositories. However, it is possible to register any CodecRegistry (even PojoCodec). Internally, Jackson and Gson have their own CodecRegistry implementations.
All values used to model documents should have GSON type adapters registered. Use
@Gson.TypeAdapters
on types or packages to generate type adapters for enclosed value types. When
using RepositorySetup.forUri
, all type adapters will be auto-registered from the classpath. When
using custom RepositorySetup
, register type adapters on a Gson
instance using GsonBuilder
as shown in GSON guide.
A large portion of the things you need to know to create MongoDB mapped documents with GSON is described in GSON guide
Since release 2.7.2 immutables has added experimental support for jackson. You can use provided helper classes to bridge between ObjectMapper and CodecRegistry as shown below:
ObjectMapper mapper = new ObjectMapper()
// support for mongo driver (bson) specific types like Document, DBObject etc.
.registerModule(JacksonCodecs.module(MongoClient.getDefaultCodecRegistry()))
.registerModule(new GuavaModule());
RepositorySetup setup = RepositorySetup.builder()
.database(database)
.codecRegistry(JacksonCodecs.registryFromMapper(mapper))
// ...
.build();
Jackson adapter for CodecRegistry will delegate all calls to native BsonReader and BsonWriter without intermediate object reprsentation (eg. String or byte[]) thus avoiding extra parsing and memory allocation.
Please note that jackson support is marked as @Beta so API is subject to change or even removal.
Operations ———-
@Value.Immutable
@Gson.TypeAdapters
@Mongo.Repository("posts")
public abstract class PostDocument {
@Mongo.Id
public abstract long id();
public abstract String content();
public abstract List<Integer> ratings();
@Value.Default
public int version() {
return 0;
}
}
// Instantiate generated repository
PostDocumentRepository posts = new PostDocumentRepository(
RepositorySetup.forUri("mongodb://localhost/test"));
Insert single or iterable of documents using insert
methods.
posts.insert(
ImmutablePostDocument.builder()
.id(1)
.content("a")
.build());
posts.insert(
ImmutableList.of(
ImmutablePostDocument.builder()
.id(2)
.content("b")
.build(),
ImmutablePostDocument.builder()
.id(3)
.content("c")
.build(),
ImmutablePostDocument.builder()
.id(4)
.content("d")
.build()));
Update or insert full document content by _id
using the upsert
method:
posts.upsert(
ImmutablePostDocument.builder()
.id(1)
.content("a1")
.build());
posts.upsert(
ImmutablePostDocument.builder()
.id(10)
.content("!!!")
.addRatings(2)
.build());
If document with _id
10 is not found, then it will be created, otherwise updated.
To find a document, you need to provide criteria object. Search criteria objects are generated to reflect fields of
the document. Empty criteria objects are obtained by using the criteria()
static factory method on a generated repository.
Criteria objects are immutable and can be stored as constants or otherwise safely passed around.
Criteria objects have methods corresponding to document attributes and relevant constraints.
Criteria where = posts.criteria();
List<PostDocument> documents =
posts.find(where.contentStartsWith("a"))
.fetchAll()
.getUnchecked();
Optional<PostDocument> document =
posts.find(
where.content("!!!")
.ratingsNonEmpty())
.fetchFirst()
.getUnchecked();
List<PostDocument> limited =
posts.find(
where.contentStartsWith("a")
.or()
.contentStartsWith("b"))
.orderById()
.skip(5)
.fetchWithLimit(10)
.getUnchecked();
With each constraint, a new immutable criteria is returned which composes constraints with the and logic. Constraints
can be composed with or logic by explicitly delimiting with .or()
method,
effectively forming DNF consisting of constraints.
The find
method returns an uncompleted operation, which is subject to configuration via Finder
object methods,
discover these configuration methods, use them as needed, then invoke finalizing operation which returns future
of result.
For convenience, there are methods to lookup by _id
and to find all documents. These methods do not need criteria objects.
posts.findById(10).fetchFirst();
// Fetch all? Ok
posts.findAll().fetchAll();
Note that findById
method might be named differently if your document has its attribute with a name other than id
in Java.
MongoDB has a feature to return a subset of fields in results. In order to preserve the consistency of immutable
document objects created during unmarshaling, a repository only allows the exclusion of optional fields such
as collection attributes and optional attributes.
Use exclude*
methods on Finder
objects to configure attribute exclusion.
boolean isTrue =
posts.findById(10)
.excludeRatings()
.fetchFirst()
.getUnchecked()
.ratings()
.isEmpty();
Use Finder
to specify ordering by attributes and direction. Ordering is used for fetching results as well
as finding the first matching object to modify.
posts.find(where.contentNot("b"))
.orderByContent()
.orderByIdDesceding()
.deleteFirst();
posts.findAll()
.orderByContent()
.fetchWithLimit(10);
Looking for delete operations? Well, we found good place for them, but probably not a very obvious one!
Delete operations are defined on the same Finder
object:
posts.findById(1).deleteFirst();
int deletedDocumentsCount = posts.find(where.content(""))
.deleteAll()
.getUnchecked();
// Delete all? Ok
posts.findAll().deleteAll();
Update, find, and modify operations support incremental updates of the documents matching a criteria. Incremental update operations are used to update particular fields. Some fields may need to be initialized if a document is to be created via upsert operation.
Optional<PostDocument> updatedDocument =
posts.findById(2)
.andModifyFirst()
.addRatings(5)
.setContent("bbb")
.returningNew()
.update()
.getUnchecked();
posts.update(where.ratingsEmpty())
.addRatings(3)
.updateAll();
posts.findById(111)
.andModifyFirst()
.incrementVersion(1)
.initContent("2")
.addRatings(5)
.upsert();
For usecases when only read operations are required one can customize repository generation with readonly
annotation parameter.
When set to true
(it is false
by default) write, delete and update methods will not be available:
@Value.Immutable
@Mongo.Repository(readonly = true) // don't generate any write / delete / update methods
public abstract class Item {
// ...
}
To omit indexing operations use index = false
parameter (indexing is enabled by default).
If you want to ensure indices using code rather than the administrative tools,
you can use an Indexer
object, which ensures indexing with particular fields.
See the methods of Indexer
object.
// Compound index on content and ratings
posts.index()
.withContent()
.withRatings()
.ensure();
// Reversed index on content
posts.index()
.withContentDesceding()
.ensure();


Portfolio of coding examples - Dick Kluis
Disclaimer:
I am not a designer. I am focussed functional quality code.
Promise:
I am able, when given a design to implement it pixel perfect
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- Use "apt install" to install mariaDB
- Secure mariaDB and setup Users
- Upload TVMazeDB dump to DO with SFTP
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- Secure mariaDB to only have localhost access
- Get Python ready
- Use "apt update" to upgrade Python to 3.8.5
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- Use "pip3 install" to add mariadb python library
- Use "pip3 install" to add flask, pandas, cors, and other libraries used in the demo apps
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- Create gunicorn service info to be able to start gunicorn as a service
- Use "systemctl" to start and enable the gunicorn service
- Get Apache2 ready
- Use "apt install" to install apache2
- Secure Apache2
- Edit the apache config to reflect the ServerName, etc.
Development Tools
- System
- Mac Mini: 12 Core CPU, 64 MB Mem, 1 TB SSD, 30 TB RAID-5 HD
- macOS Catalina
- Home Network fully on VPN
- Internet Speed: 75Mbps, up and down
- Pycharm (IDE)
- Pycharm supports all languages and tools used in these work examples:
- Python3
- HTML/CSS
- JavaScript
- React
- Flask
- MariaDB
- Pycharm integrates with:
- GitHub for automatic updates on commits
- SFTP for automatic deployment
- DBeaver
- DBeaver is an open and free DB Management tool
- Support pretty much all DB providers
- The work examples only use mariaDB
- Transmit
- Transmit is a SFTP Manager
- Using rsa keys for security
- Automates repeating tasks
- Parallels
- Windows 10
- Visual Studio Pro
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Being a Girl, by Hayley Long & Gemma Correll
“Being a girl is not all sugar and spice.  Luckily, Hayley Long provides a straight-talking guide to puberty - from cattiness to kisses, and everything in between.”
Being a Boy, by Juno (formerly James) Dawson & Spike Gerrell
“Queen of Teen nominee and acclaimed young adult author and former PSHCE teacher Juno Dawson expertly guides boys through puberty, dealing with crucial topics such as surviving the social scene, learning about sex, how to pull and dealing with spotty faces.”
A-Z of Growing Up, Puberty and Sex, by Lesley de Meza & Stephen de Silva
“This is a ready-reference guide for older kids and teenagers to get the info they need on growing up, puberty and sex.”
The Girl Guide, by Marawa Ibrahim & Sinem Erkas
“Five times world-record breaking hula-hoop star Marawa Ibrahim was told that she was too chubby during her teenage years to succeed as a performer. Today she is one of the most solicited circus performers worldwide, working with artists from Pharrell Williams, to Beyonce and Kenzo. Contained within these pages are 50 lessons, anecdotes and stories about the changes Marawa experienced in her own body during puberty.”
Doing It! Let’s talk about sex, by Hannah Witton
“Sexting, virginity, consent, the big O…let’s face it, doing it can be tricksy. I don’t know anyone (including myself) who has sex all figured out. So I’ve written a book full of honest, hilarious (and sometimes awkward) anecdotes, confessions and revelations. And because none of us have all the answers, I’ve invited some friends and fellow YouTubers to talk about their sexuality, too.
“We talk about doing it safely. Doing it joyfully. Doing it when you’re ready. Not doing it.
Doing It Right: making smart, safe, and satisfying choices about sex, by Bronwen Pardes
“Teens can often find sex very difficult to navigate. Maybe the time is now, maybe it’s years away. No matter what, they need to be ready both in their minds and bodies. All teens have questions and they can’t always ask their parents and friends for answers.
“Thankfully ‘The Sex Lady’ breaks it down in Doing it Right, which deals with issues like STIs, birth control and being emotionally ready. The more teens know and understand about the issues surrounding sex, the easier it is for them to make safe, smart and satisfying decisions about their sexuality.”

This Book is Gay, by Juno (formerly James) Dawson
“Former PSHCE teacher and acclaimed YA author Juno Dawson, formerly known as James Dawson, gives an uncensored look at sexual orientation and gender identity.
Yay! You’re Gay! Now What?, by Riyadh Khalaf
“In this personal, heartfelt go-to guide for young queer guys, YouTuber and presenter Riyadh Khalaf shares frank advice about everything from coming out to relationships, as well as interviews with inspirational queer role models, and encouragement for times when you’re feeling low. There’s a support section for family and friends written by Riyadh’s parents and loads of hilarious, embarrassing, inspiring and moving stories from gay boys around the world.”
Can Everyone Please Calm Down? Mae Martin’s guide to 21st century sexuality, by Mae Martin
“Mae Martin is a Canadian comedian with an encyclopedic knowledge of Harry Potter trivia. Aside from this, if there’s one area that she’s 100% anecdotally and personally qualified to tackle, it’s sexuality: should there be any such thing as a ‘sexuality spectrum’, then Mae has probably existed at every point on it at some stage in her life.
“This book is Mae’s attempt to demystify sexuality by narrating her own often humiliating adventures in sex, dating and gender identity.”
Understanding Sexuality: what it means to be lesbian, gay or bisexual, by Honor Head
“This title looks at the issues around sexuality - what it means, being lesbian, gay or bisexual, coming out, homophobia and accepting yourself and being happy in your own skin.”
Trans Global: transgender then, now and around the world, by Honor Head
“The whole concept of gender identity is being increasingly challenged and words such as non-binary, pansexual, transgender, cisgender and gender dysphoria are becoming commonplace. This book explores the cultures and people of the past who have embraced, challenged or quietly subverted society’s expectations about gender. It features the current stories of openly transgender people around the world in positions of power and authority, who are helping to increase recognition and acceptance of the trans community.”
Beyond Magenta: transgender teens speak out, by Susan Kuklin
“Author and photographer Susan Kuklin met and interviewed six transgender or gender-neutral young adults and used her considerable skills to represent them thoughtfully and respectfully before, during, and after their personal acknowledgment of gender identity. Portraits, family photographs and candid images grace the pages, augmenting the emotional and physical journey each youth has taken.”
How to be Happy: a memoir of sex, love and teenage confusion, by David Burton
“A funny, sad and serious memoir, How to Be Happy is David Burton’s story of his turbulent life at high school and beyond. He longs to have a girlfriend, but his first date is a disaster. There’s the catastrophe of the school swimming carnival and friendships that take devastating turns. Then he finds some solace in drama classes with the creation of ‘Crazy Dave’, and he builds a life where everything is fine. But everything is not fine.
Trans Mission: my quest to a beard, by Alex Bertie
“Being a teenager is difficult enough, but having to go through puberty whilst realising you’re in the wrong body means dealing with a whole new set of problems: bullying, self-doubt and in some cases facing a physical and medical transition.
 He’s also transgender, and was born female. He’s been living as a male for the past few years and he has recently started his physical transition. Throughout this book, Alex will share what it means to be in his shoes, as well as his personal advice to other trans teens.”
Queer, There, and Everywhere: 23 people who changed the world, by Sarah Prager & Zoe More O’Ferrall
“World history has been made by countless lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer individuals - and you’ve never heard of many of them.
“Queer author and activist Sarah Prager delves deep into the lives of 23 people who fought, created, and loved on their own terms. From high-profile figures like Abraham Lincoln and Eleanor Roosevelt to the trailblazing gender-ambiguous Queen of Sweden and a bisexual blues singer who didn’t make it into your history books, these astonishing true stories uncover a rich queer heritage that encompasses every culture, in every era.”
Understanding Transgender, by Honor Head
“Exploring the issue of people who feel they do not belong to the gender they were born with, this sensitive book looks at what this means for the person and their family, issues around school policy, bullying and discrimination and explores the journey of transitioning.”


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Roadrunner Swimming is a student led organization at The University of Texas at San Antonio. The purpose of our organization is to bring together swimmers to socialize, exercise, train, and participate in the sport of competitive swimming.
President
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We are always accepting new members!
To be a member you must meet the following criteria:
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I would argue that Jews kiss things more than any other religion on the planet.
While not a direct mandate, kissing is a way of showing reverence and we do it to all sort of things.
Prayer books.
Mezuzahs.
Tallitot.
Tzit tzit.
Tefillin.
Torah mantles.
Torah scrolls.
Paroches.
Also if you go to Jewish summer camp there’s a fair amount of it going on.


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java.lang.Object me.edwards.des.util.HashUtil
public class HashUtil
Utility class for generating and validating hashes. Also provides utility
methods for manipulating and formatting hashes. Handles generation of the
Proof of Work for Blocks
.
SHA-256 is the hashing method used by this class, and all hashes (except for
Merkle Root hashes) are squared, also known as SHA-256^2, or
SHA-256(SHA-256(DATA)). This is meant to provide added security against a
pre-image attack.
Created on: Oct 16, 2015 at 5:30:31 PM
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private static double |
hashEst
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private static java.util.logging.Logger |
logger
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static int |
estimateTime(double difficulty)
Returns the estimated time (in seconds) to generate a proof of work. |
static java.lang.String |
generateBlockHash(byte[] bytes,
int proof)
Generates a Block hash from a byte array representing a
Block Header. |
static java.lang.String |
generateHash(byte[] bytes)
Generates a hash from given data as an array of bytes. |
static java.lang.String |
generateLeadingZeros(java.lang.String hash)
Formats a hash string with the correct number of leading zeros (64 digits by default). |
static java.lang.String |
generateLeadingZeros(java.lang.String hash,
int digits)
Formats a hash string with the correct number of leading zeros. |
static java.lang.String |
generateMerkleRoot(java.lang.String root1,
java.lang.String root2)
Generates a Merkle Root hash based on two other Merkle Roots. |
static int |
generateProof(byte[] bytes,
int target)
Generates the Proof of Work for a given Block using the
Block Header. |
private static boolean |
validateHash(java.math.BigInteger value,
java.math.BigInteger target)
Validates a hash against the specified target. |
static boolean |
validateProof(byte[] bytes,
int proof,
int target)
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hash
- String to format
public static java.lang.String generateLeadingZeros(java.lang.String hash, int digits)
hash
- String to formatdigits
- Number of digits to match (including leading zeros)
public static java.lang.String generateBlockHash(byte[] bytes, int proof)
Block
hash from a byte array representing a
Block Header.
bytes
- Byte array representing a Block Headerproof
- Integer Proof of Work for the specified Block
public static java.lang.String generateHash(byte[] bytes)
bytes
- Byte Array from which to generate hash
public static boolean validateProof(byte[] bytes, int proof, int target)
Block
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bytes
- The Block in binary formatproof
- Integer Proof of Work for the specified Blocktarget
- Target
in shorthand form. The
hash of the Block Header must be less than the target to be
valid (increasing the difficulty to create a proof with the
power and speed of the network).
public static int generateProof(byte[] bytes, int target) throws java.lang.InterruptedException
Block
using the
Block Header. This algorithm is based on methods used in Adam Back's Hashcash, an anti-spam
solution for email. The generation of the Proof of Work requires the most
time and resources during the mining process. It is based on the
difficulty of finding the pre-image of a hash. Theoretically, any hash
String of 64 characters can be created, but it is difficult to compute
the data that will result in the desired hash.
bytes
- The Block Header in binary formattarget
- The hash must be less than the target to be valid (increasing
the difficulty to create a proof with the power and speed of
the network).
java.lang.InterruptedException
- Thrown if the Thread is interrupted by Node.stopBlockGeneration().private static boolean validateHash(java.math.BigInteger value, java.math.BigInteger target)
value
- The hash which must be validatedtarget
- The hash must be less than the target to be valid (increasing
the difficulty to create a proof with the power and speed of
the network).
public static java.lang.String generateMerkleRoot(java.lang.String root1, java.lang.String root2)
root1
- First Merkle Rootroot2
- Second Merkle Root
public static int estimateTime(double difficulty)
difficulty
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The Internship Camp, which is to be held in Feb 2018, is an initiative of KIIT Entrepreneurship Cell which aims to provide internship opportunities to undergraduate students from the field of technology, biotechnology, management, designing and law from Bhubaneswar and our home university. KIIT Entrepreneurship Cell takes pride to provide this platform for the second time in a row. Keeping in mind the last year’s success we have targeted to bring in 60 plus corporate and starts-ups from different regions and create 500 plus internship opportunities for the students.
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Shenmue III launches on PC
Pick it up for $50 today through the Epic Games Store.
by Jennifer LockeSource: Deep Silver
What you need to know
- Shenmue III is now available on PC.
- You can currently get it through the Epic Games Store.
- It is set to come to Steam in 2020 after a 1-year exclusivity period with Epic.
I don't think anyone expected the day would actually come, but you can now get your hands on Shenmue III for PC and PlayStation 4. Those playing on PC will have to settle for the Epic Games Store, however, as it won't be coming to Steam for at least another year.
In this third installment of the epic Shenmue series, Ryo seeks to solve the mystery behind the Phoenix Mirror, an artifact sought after by his father's killer. His journey takes him to an immersive representation of rural China, brimming with activity and surrounded by beautiful landscapes. Ryo's adventure leads him to towns and mountain villages where he can further his training, try his hand at gambling, play arcade games, and work part-time jobs while investigating those who know truth behind the Phoenix Mirror.
If you've never played a Shenmue game before, this one will include a "recap digest" movie so you don't feel lost or left out. Shenmue III is meant to be accessible to old and new players alike.
While Shenmue III is only available on PS4 and PC right now, there were leaks that suggest it may come to Xbox One in the future. As of right now, though, an Xbox release has not been confirmed.
Kickstarted success
Shenmue
The story goes on
Thanks to the generous backing of thousands, Shenmue III was funded through Kickstarter, bringing the much-anticipated sequel out of development hell. You can finally play it for yourself on PC, nearly two decades after its predecessor released.


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WSO2 Web Services Framework/C++ (WSO2 WSF/C++) is an extension to WSO2 Web Services Framework/C, a standards compliant, enterprise grade, open source, C++ library for providing and consuming Web Services in C++. WSO2 WSF/C++ adds the neccessary features to WSO2 WSF/C, by means of a C++ wrapper to the C library. WSF/C++ is a complete solution for building and deploying Web Services, and is the C++ wrapper to the C library with the widest range of WS-* specification implementations (WSO2 WSF/C), including MTOM, WS-Addressing, WS-Policy, WS-Security, WS-SecurityPolicy, WS-ReliableMessaging and WS-Eventing.
WSO2 WSF/C++ is released with Apache License V2.0, and is based on the family of Apache open source projects, including Apache Axis2/C, Apache Rampart/C, Apache Sandesha2/C, Apache Savan/C and also WSO2 Web Services Framework/C. The key advantage of using WSO2 WSF/C++ is that it extends Apache Axis2/C, whilst exposing it through C++. It also, seamlessly integrates the multiple Apache Axis2/C projects together, which is tested and ready to be used. It also comes with additional features made available with WSO2 WSF/C, such as XMPP transport and a command line tool for consuming Web Services, named wsclient.
WSO2 WSF/C++ is an all new C++ Style exposure to the popular WSO2 WSF/C library and relives you of the burden of looking for and integrating multiple software elements to build a comprehensive Web Services stack on C++. Comprehensive coverage of WS-* specifications allows you to use WSO2 WSF/C++ for enterprise grade applications.
WSO2 WSF/C++ is an open source project. Thus you have all the benefits that you can gain with an open source project, such as no worries of vendor locking and support from the user community.
WSO2 WSF/C++ is ready to be embedded just the same as WSO2 WSF/C, enabling the user to integrate the library with any other Web Services extension based on C++.
Feature |
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Comprehensive Support for Web Services Standards |
WSO2 WSF/C++ supports the basic Web Services standards including SOAP 1.1, SOAP 1.2 and MTOM. WSF/C++ also supports the following WS-* specifications:
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Portability and Platform Support |
WSO2 WSF/C++ has been tested on:
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WSDL2CPP Codegeneration |
WSO2 WSF/C++ comes with code generation tool which generates client stubs and service skeletons for a given wsdl. |
Other Features inherited from WSF/C | |
Web Server Extensions |
WSO2 WSF/C++ can be deployed as a server-side extension within a Web server, such as Apache Web Server or Microsoft IIS. It also includes an HTTP server and can be deployed as a stand-alone server. |
Other Features inherited from WSF/C |
WSO2 WSF/C++ Inherits an array of features from it's base, WSO2 WSF/C such as,
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WSO2 WSF/C
Apache Axis2/C (The Web Services engine)
WS-Addressing implementation in Axis2/C
WS-Policy implementation in Axis2/C
Apache Rampart/C (WS-Security)
WS-SecurityPolicy implementation in Axis2/C
Apache Sandesha2/C (WS-ReliableMessaging)
Apache Savan/C (WS-Eventing)
Libxml2
OpenSSL
There can be memory leaks when using WS-ReliableMessaging. Please refer to the Apache Sandesha2/C README file located in the wsf_c/sandesha2 folder.
There is a crash problem in dual channel clients.


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| typedef struct _GMacb | GMacb |
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| Issue a Auto Negotiation of the PHY. More... | |
| uint8_t | GMACB_GetLinkSpeed (GMacb *pMacb, uint8_t applySettings) |
| uint8_t | GMACB_Send (GMacb *pMacb, void *pBuffer, uint32_t size) |
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| #define GMACB_RESET_LENGTH 0xD |
The reset length setting for external reset configuration.
| uint8_t GMACB_AutoNegotiate | ( | GMacb * | pMacb | ) |
Issue a Auto Negotiation of the PHY.
| pMacb | Pointer to the MACB instance |
Set the Auto_negotiation Advertisement Register, MII advertising for Next page 100BaseTxFD and HD, 10BaseTFD and HD, IEEE 802.3
| void GMACB_DumpRegisters | ( | GMacb * | pMacb | ) |
Dump all the useful registers.
| pMacb | Pointer to the MACB instance |
| uint8_t GMACB_GetLinkSpeed | ( | GMacb * | pMacb, |
| uint8_t | applySettings | ||
| ) |
Initialize the MACB instance.
| pMacb | Pointer to the MACB instance |
| phyAddress | The PHY address used to access the PHY |
| uint8_t GMACB_InitPhy | ( | GMacb * | pMacb, |
| uint32_t | mck, | ||
| const Pin * | pResetPins, | ||
| uint32_t | nbResetPins, | ||
| const Pin * | pGmacPins, | ||
| uint32_t | nbGmacPins | ||
| ) |
Do a HW initialize to the PHY (via RSTC) and set up clocks & PIOs This should be called only once to initialize the PHY pre-settings.
The PHY address is reset status of CRS,RXD[3:0] (the emacPins' pullups). The COL pin is used to select MII mode on reset (pulled up for Reduced MII) The RXDV pin is used to select test mode on reset (pulled up for test mode) The above pins should be predefined for corresponding settings in resetPins The GMAC peripheral pins are configured after the reset done.
| pMacb | Pointer to the MACB instance |
| mck | Main clock setting to initialize clock |
| resetPins | Pointer to list of PIOs to configure before HW RESET (for PHY power on reset configuration latch) |
| nbResetPins | Number of PIO items that should be configured |
| emacPins | Pointer to list of PIOs for the EMAC interface |
| nbEmacPins | Number of PIO items that should be configured |
| uint32_t GMACB_Poll | ( | GMacb * | pMacb, |
| uint8_t * | pBuffer, | ||
| uint32_t | size | ||
| ) |
| uint8_t GMACB_ResetPhy | ( | GMacb * | pMacb | ) |
Issue a SW reset to reset all registers of the PHY.
| pMacb | Pointer to the MACB instance |
| uint8_t GMACB_Send | ( | GMacb * | pMacb, |
| void * | pBuffer, | ||
| uint32_t | size | ||
| ) |
| void GMACB_SetupTimeout | ( | GMacb * | pMacb, |
| uint32_t | toMax | ||
| ) |
Setup the maximum timeout count of the driver.
| pMacb | Pointer to the MACB instance |
| toMax | Timeout maximum count. |


AssertionBag
class AssertionBag implements IteratorAggregate, Countable (View source)
Properties
| Assertion[] | $assertions | Internal. | |
| array | $flags |
Methods
Create an assertion and add it.
No description
The number of assertions in the bag.
Alias of calling is().
Set the flag with the given name.
Apply all the stored assertions to a ValueValidator instance.
Execute contained assertions in "check"-mode.
Set the »optional« flag.
Unset the »optional« flag.
Add assertions by "calling" them.
Details
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$this
addNewAssertion(string $name, array $args)
Create an assertion and add it.
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ArrayIterator
getIterator()
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int
count()
The number of assertions in the bag.
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bool
hasFlag(string $key)
Alias of calling is().
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$this
setFlag(string $key, bool $yes = true)
Set the flag with the given name.
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ValueValidator
applyToValidator(ValueValidator $validator)
Apply all the stored assertions to a ValueValidator instance.
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ValueValidator
whereValueIs(mixed $value, string|null $varName = null, Manager $manager = null)
Execute contained assertions in "check"-mode.
I.e. do not throw an InvalidValueException if an assertion fails.
Create a new ValueValidator, apply all stored assertions on it, and return it.
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$this
setOptional()
Set the »optional« flag.
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$this
setRequired()
Unset the »optional« flag.
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$this
__call(string $methodName, array $args)
Add assertions by "calling" them.


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libcoap
4.2.0
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API functions for interfacing with DTLS libraries. More...
Data Structures | |
| struct | coap_tls_version_t |
| The structure used for returning the underlying (D)TLS library information. More... | |
| struct | coap_pki_key_pem_t |
| The structure that holds the PKI PEM definitions. More... | |
| struct | coap_pki_key_asn1_t |
| The structure that holds the PKI ASN.1 (DER) definitions. More... | |
| struct | coap_dtls_key_t |
| The structure that holds the PKI key information. More... | |
| struct | coap_dtls_pki_t |
| The structure used for defining the PKI setup data to be used. More... | |
Macros | |
| #define | COAP_TLS_LIBRARY_NOTLS 0 |
| No DTLS library. More... | |
| #define | COAP_TLS_LIBRARY_TINYDTLS 1 |
| Using TinyDTLS library. More... | |
| #define | COAP_TLS_LIBRARY_OPENSSL 2 |
| Using OpenSSL library. More... | |
| #define | COAP_TLS_LIBRARY_GNUTLS 3 |
| Using GnuTLS library. More... | |
| #define | COAP_DTLS_PKI_SETUP_VERSION 1 |
| Latest PKI setup version. More... | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef struct coap_tls_version_t | coap_tls_version_t |
| The structure used for returning the underlying (D)TLS library information. More... | |
| typedef int(* | coap_dtls_security_setup_t) (void *tls_session, struct coap_dtls_pki_t *setup_data) |
| Additional Security setup handler that can be set up by coap_context_set_pki(). More... | |
| typedef int(* | coap_dtls_cn_callback_t) (const char *cn, const uint8_t *asn1_public_cert, size_t asn1_length, coap_session_t *coap_session, unsigned depth, int validated, void *arg) |
| CN Validation call-back that can be set up by coap_context_set_pki(). More... | |
| typedef enum coap_asn1_privatekey_type_t | coap_asn1_privatekey_type_t |
| The enum used for determining the provided PKI ASN.1 (DER) Private Key formats. More... | |
| typedef enum coap_pki_key_t | coap_pki_key_t |
| The enum used for determining the PKI key formats. More... | |
| typedef struct coap_pki_key_pem_t | coap_pki_key_pem_t |
| The structure that holds the PKI PEM definitions. More... | |
| typedef struct coap_pki_key_asn1_t | coap_pki_key_asn1_t |
| The structure that holds the PKI ASN.1 (DER) definitions. More... | |
| typedef struct coap_dtls_key_t | coap_dtls_key_t |
| The structure that holds the PKI key information. More... | |
| typedef coap_dtls_key_t *(* | coap_dtls_sni_callback_t) (const char *sni, void *arg) |
| Server Name Indication (SNI) Validation call-back that can be set up by coap_context_set_pki(). More... | |
| typedef struct coap_dtls_pki_t | coap_dtls_pki_t |
| The structure used for defining the PKI setup data to be used. More... | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | coap_asn1_privatekey_type_t { COAP_ASN1_PKEY_NONE, COAP_ASN1_PKEY_RSA, COAP_ASN1_PKEY_RSA2, COAP_ASN1_PKEY_DSA, COAP_ASN1_PKEY_DSA1, COAP_ASN1_PKEY_DSA2, COAP_ASN1_PKEY_DSA3, COAP_ASN1_PKEY_DSA4, COAP_ASN1_PKEY_DH, COAP_ASN1_PKEY_DHX, COAP_ASN1_PKEY_EC, COAP_ASN1_PKEY_HMAC, COAP_ASN1_PKEY_CMAC, COAP_ASN1_PKEY_TLS1_PRF, COAP_ASN1_PKEY_HKDF } |
| The enum used for determining the provided PKI ASN.1 (DER) Private Key formats. More... | |
| enum | coap_pki_key_t { COAP_PKI_KEY_PEM = 0, COAP_PKI_KEY_ASN1 } |
| The enum used for determining the PKI key formats. More... | |
Functions | |
| int | coap_dtls_is_supported (void) |
| Check whether DTLS is available. More... | |
| int | coap_tls_is_supported (void) |
| Check whether TLS is available. More... | |
| coap_tls_version_t * | coap_get_tls_library_version (void) |
| Determine the type and version of the underlying (D)TLS library. More... | |
API functions for interfacing with DTLS libraries.
| #define COAP_DTLS_PKI_SETUP_VERSION 1 |
Latest PKI setup version.
Definition at line 186 of file coap_dtls.h.
| #define COAP_TLS_LIBRARY_GNUTLS 3 |
Using GnuTLS library.
Definition at line 41 of file coap_dtls.h.
| #define COAP_TLS_LIBRARY_NOTLS 0 |
No DTLS library.
Definition at line 38 of file coap_dtls.h.
| #define COAP_TLS_LIBRARY_OPENSSL 2 |
Using OpenSSL library.
Definition at line 40 of file coap_dtls.h.
| #define COAP_TLS_LIBRARY_TINYDTLS 1 |
Using TinyDTLS library.
Definition at line 39 of file coap_dtls.h.
| typedef enum coap_asn1_privatekey_type_t coap_asn1_privatekey_type_t |
The enum used for determining the provided PKI ASN.1 (DER) Private Key formats.
| typedef int(* coap_dtls_cn_callback_t) (const char *cn, const uint8_t *asn1_public_cert, size_t asn1_length, coap_session_t *coap_session, unsigned depth, int validated, void *arg) |
CN Validation call-back that can be set up by coap_context_set_pki().
Invoked when libcoap has done the validation checks at the TLS level, but the application needs to check that the CN is allowed. CN is the SubjectAltName in the cert, if not present, then the leftmost Common Name (CN) component of the subject name.
| cn | The determined CN from the certificate |
| asn1_public_cert | The ASN.1 DER encoded X.509 certificate |
| asn1_length | The ASN.1 length |
| coap_session | The CoAP session associated with the certificate update |
| depth | Depth in cert chain. If 0, then client cert, else a CA |
| validated | TLS layer can find no issues if 1 |
| arg | The same as was passed into coap_context_set_pki() in setup_data->cn_call_back_arg |
1
if accepted, else 0
if to be rejected. Definition at line 98 of file coap_dtls.h.
| typedef struct coap_dtls_key_t coap_dtls_key_t |
The structure that holds the PKI key information.
| typedef struct coap_dtls_pki_t coap_dtls_pki_t |
The structure used for defining the PKI setup data to be used.
| typedef int(* coap_dtls_security_setup_t) (void *tls_session, struct coap_dtls_pki_t *setup_data) |
Additional Security setup handler that can be set up by coap_context_set_pki().
Invoked when libcoap has done the validation checks at the TLS level, but the application needs to do some additional checks/changes/updates.
| tls_session | The security session definition - e.g. SSL * for OpenSSL. NULL if server call-back. This will be dependent on the underlying TLS library - see coap_get_tls_library_version() |
| setup_data | A structure containing setup data originally passed into coap_context_set_pki() or coap_new_client_session_pki(). |
1
if successful, else 0
. Definition at line 77 of file coap_dtls.h.
| typedef coap_dtls_key_t*(* coap_dtls_sni_callback_t) (const char *sni, void *arg) |
Server Name Indication (SNI) Validation call-back that can be set up by coap_context_set_pki().
Invoked if the SNI is not previously seen and prior to sending a certificate set back to the client so that the appropriate certificate set can be used based on the requesting SNI.
| sni | The requested SNI |
| arg | The same as was passed into coap_context_set_pki() in setup_data->sni_call_back_arg |
NULL
if SNI is to be rejected. Definition at line 182 of file coap_dtls.h.
| typedef struct coap_pki_key_asn1_t coap_pki_key_asn1_t |
The structure that holds the PKI ASN.1 (DER) definitions.
| typedef struct coap_pki_key_pem_t coap_pki_key_pem_t |
The structure that holds the PKI PEM definitions.
| typedef enum coap_pki_key_t coap_pki_key_t |
The enum used for determining the PKI key formats.
| typedef struct coap_tls_version_t coap_tls_version_t |
The structure used for returning the underlying (D)TLS library information.
The enum used for determining the provided PKI ASN.1 (DER) Private Key formats.
Definition at line 110 of file coap_dtls.h.
| enum coap_pki_key_t |
The enum used for determining the PKI key formats.
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| COAP_PKI_KEY_PEM | The PKI key type is PEM. |
| COAP_PKI_KEY_ASN1 | The PKI key type is ASN.1 (DER) |
Definition at line 131 of file coap_dtls.h.
| int coap_dtls_is_supported | ( | void | ) |
Check whether DTLS is available.
1
if support for DTLS is enabled, or 0
otherwise.Check whether DTLS is available.
Definition at line 891 of file coap_dtls.c.
| coap_tls_version_t* coap_get_tls_library_version | ( | void | ) |
Determine the type and version of the underlying (D)TLS library.
Definition at line 33 of file coap_notls.c.
| int coap_tls_is_supported | ( | void | ) |
Check whether TLS is available.
1
if support for TLS is enabled, or 0
otherwise. Definition at line 28 of file coap_notls.c.